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Food and mood ⏲️ 6 Minute English

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BBC Learning English

BBC Learning English

Жыл бұрын

Scientific research into the relationship between what we eat and how we feel is growing. In this programme, we’ll be investigating the connection between our food and our mood. We’ll hear how healthy eating makes us feel better, and of course, we’ll be learning some new vocabulary as well.
❓❓❓ This week's question:
How much of the body’s total energy is used up by the brain?
a) 10 percent
b) 20 percent
c) 30 percent
Listen to the programme to find out the answer.
Vocabulary:
✔️ emotional eating - eating lots of food in response to emotional feelings instead of to hunger
✔️ appetite - the feeling that you want to eat food; the desire for food
✔️ grab and go - the activity of taking something quickly when you do not have much time
✔️ bananas - (slang) silly; crazy
✔️ roll your eyes - move your eyes upwards as a way of showing annoyance, boredom or disbelief
✔️ patronising - speaking or behaving towards someone as if they were stupid or unimportant
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@bbclearningenglish Жыл бұрын
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@trangdieu.18c
@trangdieu.18c Жыл бұрын
VOCABULARY FROM VIDEO “FOOD AND MOOD” - 6 MINUTE ENGLISH 1. Peanut: an oval-shaped seed of a plant, that grows underground in pairs inside a thin brown shell 2. Simplistic: making something complicated seem simple by ignoring important parts of it 3. Psychiatry: the part of medicine that studies mental illness 4. Sceptical: doubting that something is true or useful 👉 sceptical about/of 5. Emotional eating: eating lots of food in response to emotional feelings instead of to hunger 6. Appetite: the feeling that you want to eat food; the desire for food 7. Grab and go: the activity of taking something quickly when you do not have much time 8. Bananas: (slang) silly; crazy 9. Roll your eyes: move your eyes upwards as a way of showing annoyance, boredom or disbelief 10. Patronising: speaking or behaving towards someone as if they were stupid or unimportant 11. I usually go for 03.17.2023 VIETNAM 🌼 ALL THE BEST FOR YOU 🌼
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0:09 Hello. This is 6 Minute English from 0:11 BBC Learning English. I’m Sam. 0:13 And I’m Rob. 0:13 When someone feels sad or in a bad mood, 0:16 they often try to feel better by eating their favourite food… 0:20 I usually go for a peanut butter sandwich myself. 0:23 Do you have a favourite comfort food, Rob? 0:25 Hmm, maybe a cream chocolate éclair… 0:28 Comfort food is a type of emotional eating - 0:32 eating lots of food because we feel sad, not 0:35 because we’re hungry. But unfortunately, most 0:37 comfort food is high in carbohydrates and sugar 0:40 and, after a few minutes, it leaves us feeling even 0:43 worse than before. 0:44 Today, scientific research into the relationship 0:47 between what we eat and how we feel is growing. 0:51 In this programme we’ll be investigating the 0:54 connection between our food and our mood. 0:56 We’ll hear how healthy eating makes us feel 0:59 better, and of course, we’ll be learning some 1:01 new vocabulary as well. 1:02 Great! But first I have a question for you, Sam 1:08 People who link what we eat with how we 1:09 feel make a simple argument: the food you 1:12 eat supplies nutrients and energy to the brain, 1:15 and the brain controls our emotions. 1:17 Now, that might sound simplistic, but the brain is a 1:20 vital link in the connection between food and 1:24 our mood. So, Sam, my question is: how much 1:27 of the body’s total energy is used up by the brain? Is it: 1:31 a) 10 percent, b) 20 percent, or c) 30 percent? 1:35 Hmmm, that's a good question. I’ll say it’s a) 10 percent. 1:40 Right. Well, I’ll reveal the answer later 1:42 in the programme. Emotional eating is 1:45 often caused by feelings of depression, 1:47 anxiety or stress. Chef Danny Edwards, 1:51 who has suffered with depression, works 1:53 in one of the most stressful places imaginable - 1:55 a busy restaurant kitchen. BBC World Service 1:59 programme, The Food Chain, asked Danny 2:01 about his eating habits at work: 2:03 Actually, when you’re working in a kitchen 2:05 environment for long periods, your appetite 2:07 can become suppressed because you sometimes 2:10 don't want to eat, or you don't feel like you can 2:13 stop and eat, and all of that. So, it very often is 2:16 grabbing something on the go which obviously, 2:19 as we know, is not great for us… So you go for something 2:22 that’s quick, so hence why a lot of chefs have quite a bad diet. 2:26 Even though he’s surrounded by food, Danny 2:30 says that working under stress actually decreases 2:33 his appetite - the feeling that you want to eat food. 2:36 In a busy kitchen there’s no time for a sit-down meal, 2:39 so Danny has to grab and go - take something quickly 2:43 because he doesn’t have much time, although 2:46 he knows this isn’t very healthy. 2:48 So when even chefs have a difficult relationship 2:51 with food, what about the rest of us? Professor Felice Jacka, 2:55 is an expert in nutritional psychiatry. She studied the effect of 2:59 eating a healthy diet - food such as fresh fruit and 3:03 vegetables, wholegrain cereals, and olive oil - on people 3:06 suffering depression. Professor Jacka found that the patients 3:10 whose mental health improved were the same patients who 3:14 had also improved their diet. 3:15 But Professor Jacka’s ideas were not 3:18 accepted by everyone. Here, she explains to 3:21 Jordan Dunbar, presenter of BBC World Service’s, 3:24 The Food Chain, about the opposition her study 3:27 faced from other doctors: 3:28 So I proposed to do this for my PhD study, and everyone 3:33 thought I was a bit bananas, you know, and there was quite a 3:36 bit of, I guess, eye rolling maybe. I'm not surprised by that 3:40 because the discipline of psychiatry 3:42 was very medication and brain focused. What did people say 3:47 in the field? Were they sceptical? Oh, hugely sceptical 3:50 and sometimes very patronising. But this again comes from the 3:55 fact that general practitioners, psychiatrists, medical specialists 4:00 get almost no nutrition training through all those years of study. 4:04 When Professor Jacka investigated the link between food and 4:08 mood, her colleagues thought she was bananas - a slang 4:12 word meaning silly or crazy. They rolled their eyes - a phrase 4:16 which describes the gesture of turning your eyes upwards to 4:20 express annoyance, boredom or disbelief. 4:22 Other colleagues were patronising - they behaved towards her 4:26 as if she were stupid or unimportant. Professor Jacka thinks 4:31 this is because most doctors have little or no training about 4:35 nutrition and the effect of food on mental health. But her 4:38 ground-breaking research, named ‘The Smile Trial’, has been 4:43 successfully repeated elsewhere, clearly showing the link 4:47 between eating well and feeling good. 4:49 So, the next time you’re feeling down and your brain is calling 4:53 out for a donut, you might be better eating an apple instead! 4:57 And speaking of brains, Sam, it’s time to 5:00 reveal the answer to my question. 5:02 Yes, you asked me how much of the body’s energy 5:05 is used up by the brain. And I guessed it was ten percent… 5:10 Well, I’m afraid you are wrong. In fact, around 5:13 20 percent of the body’s energy goes to feeding the brain, 5:16 even though it only makes up two percent of our total body 5:20 weight. OK, let’s recap the vocabulary we’ve learned from our 5:23 discussion about emotional eating - that's eating too much food 5:27 because of how you feel, not because you’re hungry. 5:30 Appetite is the desire to eat food. 5:33 If you grab and go, you take something quickly 5:36 because you don’t have much time. Calling someone bananas is 5:40 slang for silly or crazy. If you roll your eyes, 5:45 you move your eyes upwards to show you feel annoyed, bored or 5:49 don’t believe what someone is telling you. And finally, if 5:52 someone is patronising you, they speak or behave towards you 5:56 as if you were stupid or unimportant. 6:00 That's the end of our programme. Don’t forget to join us 6:02 again soon for more topical discussion and useful vocabulary 6:05 here at 6 Minute English. Bye, everyone! 6:08 Bye!
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Hi. Food gives us emotions and mood. Sometimes when I eat my favorite food I feel better myself. My anxiety level gets down. But it was my bad habit. I got fat a little and didn't have any diets. Eat normally doesn't mean u should eat meals which gives u a good mood, that's about vitamins. I think when we eat our favorite food our dopamine level goes up. It works like that.
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@FaridbekNarzullayev
@FaridbekNarzullayev 25 күн бұрын
So, I'm at the age of 18. Peanut was one of the most favourite corns, and a few years ago, I think that the produce of corn's foodstuffs are so simplicate and I tried to look for a lot of researchs which sceptical about becoming more useful or harmful to our health. Then, I see that if peanut consume much more, it can lead to several diseases which including obesity, two type diabetes and also according to psychiatric research it has profound impacted our emotional eating, as a result appetite is being destroyed. One day, I had to go dentist then doctor adviced me about shouldn't eat corn and this appears bananas to me. After I listen this recommendation from doctor, I constantly roll my eyes at that time. Unfortunately, I was as a patronising person. However, I had a diet by using doctor's guidance. Eventually, I feel energetic and fresh and honestly, I wasn't totally get rid of corn, peanuts according to my diet, I consume it from time to time. Now in my life, health foods and nutrient nourishments are significant more.
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@learnenglishbybangla 6 ай бұрын
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@englishwithaltini Жыл бұрын
Healthy eating definitely has a positive impact on our health! I have really been incorporating healthier foods in my own diet.
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@annewithanefani 2 ай бұрын
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@lenamiss84
@lenamiss84 Жыл бұрын
Vocabulary from this video BBC 6 minute English "Food and Mood": - Comfort food (n) - a type of emotional eating. Exp: My favorite comfort food is noodles which I eat when I feel sad or I am in bad mood. - Vital (adj) - essential, extremely important. - Simplistic (adj) - making something complicated seem simply by ignoring important parts of it. - Anxiety (n) - an uncomfortable feeling of nervousness or worry about something that is happening or might happen in the future. - Depression (n) - unhappiness, the state of feeling very unhappy without hope for the future. Exp: Emotional eating is often caused by feelings of depression, anxiety or stress. - Grab and go (phrase) - to take something quickly because you don't have much time. - Appetite (n) - the feeling that you want to eat food. - Bananas (slang) - silly, crazy Exp: They said you are bananas, it means, they thought you are silly and crazy. - Roll your eyes (idiom) - to move your eyes upwards as as way of showing you are annoyed, bored at someone have done or said something. - Psychiatry (n) - the part of medicine that studies mental illness. Psychiatrist (n) - a doctor who is also trained in psychiatry. Exp: The discipline of psychiatry was very medication and brain focused. - Sceptical (adj) - unwilling to believe; doubting about something is true or useful. - Patronise (v) - to speak to or behave towards someone as if they are stupid or not important Exp: Stop patronising. Thanks for this video. Have a nice weekend!!
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@mirjalolqosimov9044 Жыл бұрын
Congratulation for five million subscribers on you tube channel
@71bangla74
@71bangla74 Жыл бұрын
@nes6361
@nes6361 Жыл бұрын
Very good was a essay
@salwamoussalaoui4714
@salwamoussalaoui4714 2 ай бұрын
No food No mood❤️
@notme77762
@notme77762 4 ай бұрын
How coincidence! I am listening to this while eating donuts and cola but not because I‘m sad of course,
@Cats-tm7zf
@Cats-tm7zf Жыл бұрын
I'm first!
@user-sc3ql9ki9o
@user-sc3ql9ki9o Жыл бұрын
Enjoyed indeed! ❤
@Nik_anduyot
@Nik_anduyot Жыл бұрын
Do someone knows if th to become s or z is used also in british assimilation english or only in american english ?? Are they the same??
@adolatxonqodirova578
@adolatxonqodirova578 6 ай бұрын
Oh thanks.
@brili_nut7469
@brili_nut7469 5 ай бұрын
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@estalereal5806
@estalereal5806 3 сағат бұрын
0:09
@anafajriani6271
@anafajriani6271 Ай бұрын
When I am in a bad mood, I usually go for a vanilla ice cream and meatball, lol 😂
@anasalnunu1989
@anasalnunu1989 Жыл бұрын
🎉
@bat415
@bat415 Жыл бұрын
I am having breakfast while listening podcast
@OltinoyAllayarova-lw2nb
@OltinoyAllayarova-lw2nb 5 ай бұрын
Rahmat manga yoqdi
@juangabernal
@juangabernal 11 ай бұрын
I am with an appetite to eat a green peruvian soup
@buiviethuyen1317
@buiviethuyen1317 Жыл бұрын
am enjoy your video
@MustafaAbushakiema
@MustafaAbushakiema 7 ай бұрын
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@najatarabia741
@najatarabia741 Жыл бұрын
I usually go for almonds when I'm down
@englishlesson-bz8kg
@englishlesson-bz8kg Жыл бұрын
😢😢😢😢😢
@niilay3337
@niilay3337 Жыл бұрын
what is main idea in this video?
@romeubraga5942
@romeubraga5942 Жыл бұрын
Nice
@erikajanyb9048
@erikajanyb9048 Жыл бұрын
Suppress Propose Patronising
@margweth_
@margweth_ 11 ай бұрын
Is this a podcast?
@mustafaisilar4466
@mustafaisilar4466 Жыл бұрын
When I feel hungry, my mood is always quite bad and I eat food urgently in response to decrease my sense of hungry. But unfortunately some people see it like bananas.
@margweth_
@margweth_ 11 ай бұрын
Who is the podcaster of this? 😊
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